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Woxi: Open-Source Wolfram Language Interpreter Built in Rust

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A developer has released Woxi, a free and open-source reimplementation of the Wolfram Language written in Rust. The project includes Woxi Studio, a Mathematica-like graphical interface, alongside support for CLI, Jupyter kernel, Python and npm packages, and a WebAssembly module. Unlike the official Wolfram kernel, Woxi boasts millisecond-range startup times, making it practical for shell scripts and short-lived processes. It can also be embedded into other applications or run directly in a browser via WASM. Reliability is backed by approximately 26,000 unit tests and 900 script snapshot tests, with ongoing work focused on edge cases, performance, and community growth.

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